Miniature architectural model, hand-cast from reinforced plaster.
Comes gift boxed and includes a technical drawing style postcard. Hand-signed by the artist.
Built in the centre of the seaside resort town in 1939, the Blackpool Odeon was one of the chain’s later constructions before its takeover by the Rank Organisation, and boasted the largest audience capacity of any cinema in the chain, with an immense facade evoking a proscenium arch, and a large tower replete with signage to maximise the brand’s visibility across the town.
The cinema was subdivided in 1975 and continued operations until 1998, before being acquired by the businessman Basil Newby, who renovated the building into its current incarnation as a venue for the ‘Funny Girls’ drag show and cabaret.
As a tiny business we only hold an extremely limited amount of stock, and most models will be made specifically to order.
As a result of this, it may take up to 4 weeks for your model to be made and dispatched.
Shipping costs are calculated at checkout.
Currently we are only shipping to a limited number of countries, but hope to open this up soon. More information on Shipping is available on the Shipping Policy page.
International Buyers
Please note that as all items are dispatched from the UK, you may be liable to pay customs/import duty on your order. Commodity codes for each item can be found in the 'Additional information' tab to help you calculate this. Micromosa cannot pay this on your behalf so please ensure you're happy with this before ordering!
If you cannot find the commodity code on your country's customs website,then look up the tariff for Articles of plaster/gypsum.